The 27XX Series is the direct successor to the 26XX, featuring a refined and more aesthetic exterior. However, the real transformation is inside: a complete overhaul of the internal circuitry, now powered by microcontrollers for smarter and more precise operations.
The 2606 is the ultimate powerhouse in the 26XX lineup. More than just a telephone, it features dual-line inputs, acting as two separate units in one body. Perfect for multitasking, it even allows for seamless conferencing across both telephone lines at once.
A solid mid-tier entry in the 26XX lineup: The 2604 covers all the fundamentals. It’s the go-to model for those who need a complete set of essential features for their home or office setup.
Introducing the 2601: the most basic entry-level version of the 26XX Series. While this family boasts nearly ten sub-models, the 2601 remains the simplest and most fundamental of them all.
My career in the electronics industry began right after graduation, working as a repair technician for circuit boards. I was responsible for troubleshooting and fixing home and office telephones destined for export to the United States.
In the 80s, music wasn’t just a click away; it was a major investment. With cassette tapes priced at double my 15-baht daily allowance, saving up for my favorite album was a mission in itself. Here’s a look back at the limitations and the simple joys of an 80s upbringing.
Found a piece of history in my storage: microcassettes used for phone recording. It’s a relic of the past that’s long gone, but I wanted to share the story of how these little guys used to work.
Traveling all over Isan on a recruitment tour! Here’s the story of how I connected with universities to find our next interns.
“Who makes no mistakes does not usually make anything.”
{The 8-Bit Guy}
